What size bat should I buy for 2nd grade boy? He weighs 60-70 lbs and is about 3 1/2 - 4 feet tall.
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Just a quick follow up, we bought one for our daughter who is 4' 6", 60-70lbs in 5th grade. We bought her a 29" 19 oz DeMarini, also called a drop 10 (-10). It's a good length and weight. You can find some good deals on these bats and if it's a starter, he will keep changing bats as his skill progresses. Good luck
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The first thing you need to know is what your league regulations are. At his age I would think nothing over 2-1/4" diameter, but then the next important factor is what he can comfortably swing. If a bat is too large he will compromise his form trying to get it thru the zone. Try contacting your local league and maybe go to a local batting cage and see if they have professionals giving batting instructions. Hope this helps
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I bought the size our Grandson would use at his class. The Grandson was 8 at the time I bought his and since you son is 7 I would buy a size 3. He will be able to wear it for several years before you will have to get another size. Then when you have to buy a bigger size you can usually sell it to some one in the class.
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I would recommend a good 20 get for maximum effectiveness. .. But is dependent on strength of throw into it. My son is 9 and 20 feet is minimum.
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31 inch is probably a little long for an 8-1/2 year old, but it's really more of a matter of the length/weight ratio, and what he is comfortable swinging. My son didn't move to a 30 inch size bat until he was 10, and just started using 31 inch this past year.
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my son is about 50 pounds. If this were for me, I would buy one thicker than 2".
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Sorry for the delay....This is a hard question to answer, I do not knowhow big this child is, and how many bats, gloves etc he will carry. I gave this bag to a 10 year old who is tall and very thin and he will nothave any problems with it.
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Depending on his weight I would get a medium...they are adjustable so it is better to get a little larger than too small. I have 3 dogs that are 70 lbs and I got large.
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this is a little league approved bat, not a big barrel. I believe it is 2 1/4"
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I am not sure the size on our bats. My daughter is 11 and plays softball. He bat fits very well and the top is Velcro so it is adjustable. The bottom has elastic as well.
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I bought a medium for my 8 year-old son. fits perfectly. He weighs 58 lbs. Hope this helps.
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A couple of important questions ... How tall are you? When you cock the bat, how high is the top of the bat? If the answers to both questions is less than 6 feet, you shouldn't have any problems unless a third question comes into play ... are you still growing? My grand daughter is 10 years old and uses it every day. It is a good product.
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I'd start with a double 0. If to big could always be sent back for a smaller size, but the double should give you some room for him to grow.
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I bought a large for my 12 year old grandson....he is heavy set though. I would say small for the 7 yr. old and medium for the 12 year old, unless he is heavy set in which case I would go for the large. He loves them.
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It depends on the size of his hands. If he is smaller for his age group then a medium should be suffice. If he's a bigger kid I'd recommend at least a large
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The XL will be perfect for his height/weight as they tend to be a little on the narrow size.All the best.....happy shopping. He will love it.
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No, I would stick to something smaller. I just bought this bat for my 13 year old and it fits him perfect!
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Minimum height is 26" so it shouldn't be a problem and it should last him a long time if he sticks with baseball.